Beatties Ford Plantation, Lincoln NC, 1811 Vintage PhotoThis vintage photograph captures Beatties Ford Plantation, located in Lincoln County, North Carolina. The plantation, constructed in 1811, is an example of early Southern architecture and offers insights into the regions historical significance. The building was once home to Governor Burton and is associated with The Misses Young, highlighting its connection to prominent local figures. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of

and doorways characteristic of the citys unique architectural style

This photograph serves as a valuable resource for understanding the architectural trends and cultural context of early 19th-century North Carolina

which documents significant structures in the region

aims to preserve the stories embedded in the regions structures

• Hanging hardware included Beautifully restored map of Charlton

was known for her contributions to documenting American architecture

reflecting the lifestyle and design sensibilities of the time

and pigeonnieres with unique octagonal towers

Taken during a period of significant cultural development in the early 20th century

Rocking chairs are placed strategically on the porch

this image is part of the Library of Congress collection and showcases the legacy of historical buildings

adding a personal touch to its historical context